Posted on 03/12/2022 10:19:56 AM PST by grundle
“Nothing to see here.”
Bill Barr
Vote rigging: How to spot the tell-tale signs
2 September 2016
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-37243190
I had a friend in a nursing home when Obama was running - the Dems made SURE the nursing home residents all had ballots and knew what a “nice young black fellow” Obama was (quote from my friend). When I enlightened her about being pro-abortion & a few other things, she was horrified to think she would have voted for him. A lot of the patients did not have the mental capacity to vote in an informed way (my guess is they voted 99% for that nice, young black fella’) & I’m sure many could not fill out a ballot - helpful people evidently did it for them.
Nursing home votes, based on my experience over a decade ago, are a “racket” at a minimum.
Good one.
If I recall correctly this also happened in Minnesota to get Franken in. People with relatives in nursing homes should assist the relatives with absentee ballots.
The nursing homes’ “voter” was between 95% and 100%.
***No one knows how to write a headline these days.
This is how Tina Smith stole the 2020 Senate election in Minnesota.
State AG should have looked into this. Why hasn’t he?
I wouldn’t doubt it.
Like so many other remarkably unlikable (Ellison, Klobuchar) or simply boring or lacking any appeal (Smith, Walz) MN Democrats, it’s hard to believe that stump Smith could beat anybody, let alone a brilliant, exciting and well-spoken candidate like Jason Lewis.
However, it’s comforting in knowing MN Republicans, like the GOP nationally, won’t stoop to such tactics.
It’s far more honorable to be squeaky clean than it is to win elections./s
Well, it's a blog so....
I took the time to watch the 28 minute video.
The scumbags in those nursing homes need to be incarcerated for the elder abuse they imposed on their feeble residents.
The actions taken by these nursing home staff is a sad indication of the moral decline in America.
I worked in a closely related industry in Wisconsin for a long time.
Poor wages for miserable work tends to bring in the people that are left when no one else will hire them. This disproportionately brings in people that themselves are reliant on programs. Its become the place Chicago migrants use as a cover to get benefits while operating their own sort of business. These people are almost exclusively liberals.
Ive heard of staff voting for clients but generally what Ive seen happen is that these people prey on the mental health of those they are supposed to be assisting and get the client to vote the way the staff wants them to.
The industry is entirely woke and tacitly approves with a wink.
To really understand the effect of these practices one needs to realize that these things happening in nursing homes is only a tiny fraction of the community that is voting one way without the cognitive resources to do so on their own.
Where is my United States of America?
This is a new thing? Come on, they bring completed forms and have the victims sign them. “Hello I am here to have you sign these forms. They need your signature so we can process your paper work.” So, one more voting by mail is completed. The same deal works with the mentally challenged, its easy to get them to sign even though they could not tell you who the candidate was or if there was an election. This is a common occurrence in NYC politics. You can bet it lies heavier on one side in particular.
Do they have the physical absentee ballots and can they identify which ballot the resident sent? Probably have the ballot but once it is out of the envelope it cannot be traced back to them. Those leaves looking at and identifying individual caretakers in each home who may have ordered the ballots in bulk for each of the sicker residents, intercepted them when they were mailed to the home and voted on the ballots and mailed them back
Got away with it. Does it matter?
Get rid of the vote by mail/drop off boxes. That’s where the fight is. Where are our fighters?
Americans generally, only vote approximately 55% of the time. How could a nursing home have 95% turnout?
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